Bring round
/brɪŋ raʊnd/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To help someone regain consciousness.
- The paramedics managed to bring round the fainted man by using smelling salts.
- After the accident, it took several minutes to bring her round.
2. To persuade or convince someone to accept an idea or plan.
- He was initially opposed to the proposal, but she managed to bring him round eventually.
- The manager brought the board round to his way of thinking with a strong presentation.
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